Family Card - Person Sheet
Family Card - Person Sheet
NameViolet WILLIAMS 
, 2384
, 2384Birth9 March 1887, Marylebone, London, England
Census2 April 1911, 50 Strode Road, Willsden, London, England. Age: 24
Census19 June 1921, 46 Netherwood Street, Hampstead, London, England Age: 34
Census29 September 1939, 73 Vicarage Road, Willesden, London, England3903 Age: 52
Death1970, Registered Brent, Middlesex, England Age: 82
MotherJulia , 6232 (~1861-)
Spouses
1Herbert HODGES , 6233
, 6233Birthabout 1886, Kilburn, London England
Census2 April 1911, 50 Strode Road, Willsden, London, England. Age: 25
Occupation1911 Railway Labourer
Family ID4413
Family Media 
2Hugh DUCKERING , 1636
, 1636Birth27 March 1881, Morton, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England1594
Census3 April 1881, Dog & Duck Lane, Morton in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England2334 Age: <1
Census19 June 1921, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England3896 Age: 40
Census5 April 1891, Dog & Duck Lane, Morton in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England2335 Age: 10
Census31 March 1901, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England2336 Age: 20
Census2 April 1911, 59 Tower Street, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire, England3897 Age: 30
Census29 September 1939, 73 Vicarage Road, Willesden, London, England3898 Age: 58
Death1969, Registered Elstree, Hertfordshire, England Age: 87
EducationScholar 18912335
FatherSamuel DUCKERING , 1041 (1842-1927)
MotherEmma WOOD , 1634 (1846-1916)
Family ID835
Marriage1936, Registered Willsden, Middlesex, England
Notes for Violet WILLIAMS
1911 Census 50 Strode Road, Willsden, London, England. Herbert Hodges, Head age 25, married, a Railway Labourer born Kilburn. Violet Hodges, wife age 25 married 2 years, one child, born Maylebone and Hilda Hodges, daughter age 1 born Willsden.
1921 Census 46 Netherwood Street, Hampstead, London. Violet Hodges, head age 35 3 months widow, born Marylebone, a Charwoman. Hilda Violet Hodges, daughter age 11 7 months born Willsden at school, William Herbert Hodges, son age 10 2 months born Willsden at school, Albert John Hodges son age 1 3 months born Kilburn, JUlia Williams, mother age 60 10 months widow born Lavington, Middlesex, home duties and Irena Clara Hodges daughter age 8 4 months born Willsden at school.
1970 St Catherines House records the death of Violet in 1970 (January to March) and registered at Brent. Her date of birth is given as the 9th March 1887. (Michael)
1921 Census 46 Netherwood Street, Hampstead, London. Violet Hodges, head age 35 3 months widow, born Marylebone, a Charwoman. Hilda Violet Hodges, daughter age 11 7 months born Willsden at school, William Herbert Hodges, son age 10 2 months born Willsden at school, Albert John Hodges son age 1 3 months born Kilburn, JUlia Williams, mother age 60 10 months widow born Lavington, Middlesex, home duties and Irena Clara Hodges daughter age 8 4 months born Willsden at school.
1970 St Catherines House records the death of Violet in 1970 (January to March) and registered at Brent. Her date of birth is given as the 9th March 1887. (Michael)
Notes for Hugh (Spouse 2)
St Catherine's House records a Hugh born in 1881 (January to March) and registered at Gainsborough. (Michael)
The 1881 Census (Dog & Duck Lane, Morton in Gainsborough RG11/3296 page 129 reel 26) records an infant son aged under 1 year, born at Morton to Samuel and Emma. (Michael D. 30.3.96 & Mark 29.10.96)
The 1891 Census (Dog & Duck Lane, Morton in Gainsborough -RG12/2635 page 108 reel 36) records Hugh aged 10, born at Morton to Samuel and Emma and a scholar. (Mark D. 29.10.96)
Lincolnshire Chronicle, 1 November 1895. Gainsborough Petty Sessions, Yuesdy. Before Mesrs. W E Fox (chairman). William Hy. Vernon (11), Hugh Duckering (11), and Hugh Collins (11), were charged with having stolen a boy’s overcoat from the shop of Mr Harrison, clothier. They were also charged with stealing toys from mr Hames’ shop. The boys were characterised as incorrigible, and Vernon was sent to a reformatory for five years, Collins sentenced to twelve strokes with the birch, and Duckering to six strokes.
St Catherines House records Hugh's first marriage in 1908 (April to June) and registered at East Retford. (Michael)
Her name was Ann Elizabeth Glasby. (Michael 10.7.97)
St Catherines House records Hugh's second marriage to Armitage in 1912 (October to December) and registered at Gainsborough. (Michael) Her name is Ellen. (Michael 10.7.97)
The 1921 Census Gainsborough, Lincolnshire records Ellen Duckering, head age 43 married born Sturton-by- Stow, Lincoln, homeduties, Hugh Duckering, husband age 40 & 3 mths married by Morton, Gainsboro, bricklayer for E Thompson & Son of Cleethorpes out of work, Horace A Armitage son age 20 & 2 mths sungle born Sturton-by-Stow, Lincoln, labourer of Cleethorpes out of work, Dorothy J Armitage, daughter age 18 & 8 mths single born Sturton-by-Stow, home duties, Gladys A Duckering, step daughter age 12 & 2 mths, mother dead, born Gainsboro, Lincoln whole time at school & Phyllis Duckering, step daughter age 9 & 7 mths, mother dead, born Gainsboro, Lincoln whole time at school - see copy on file.
St Catherines House records Hugh's third marriage to Violet Hodges in 1936 (October to December) and registered at Willesden. (Michael) S
1939 Register Hugh Duckering born 27 Mar 1881, Bricklayer, 73 Vicarage road, Willesden
St Catherines House records Hugh's death in 1969 (April to June) and registered at Elstree. His date of birth is given as the 27th of March 1881. (Michael)
The 1881 Census (Dog & Duck Lane, Morton in Gainsborough RG11/3296 page 129 reel 26) records an infant son aged under 1 year, born at Morton to Samuel and Emma. (Michael D. 30.3.96 & Mark 29.10.96)
The 1891 Census (Dog & Duck Lane, Morton in Gainsborough -RG12/2635 page 108 reel 36) records Hugh aged 10, born at Morton to Samuel and Emma and a scholar. (Mark D. 29.10.96)
Lincolnshire Chronicle, 1 November 1895. Gainsborough Petty Sessions, Yuesdy. Before Mesrs. W E Fox (chairman). William Hy. Vernon (11), Hugh Duckering (11), and Hugh Collins (11), were charged with having stolen a boy’s overcoat from the shop of Mr Harrison, clothier. They were also charged with stealing toys from mr Hames’ shop. The boys were characterised as incorrigible, and Vernon was sent to a reformatory for five years, Collins sentenced to twelve strokes with the birch, and Duckering to six strokes.
St Catherines House records Hugh's first marriage in 1908 (April to June) and registered at East Retford. (Michael)
Her name was Ann Elizabeth Glasby. (Michael 10.7.97)
St Catherines House records Hugh's second marriage to Armitage in 1912 (October to December) and registered at Gainsborough. (Michael) Her name is Ellen. (Michael 10.7.97)
The 1921 Census Gainsborough, Lincolnshire records Ellen Duckering, head age 43 married born Sturton-by- Stow, Lincoln, homeduties, Hugh Duckering, husband age 40 & 3 mths married by Morton, Gainsboro, bricklayer for E Thompson & Son of Cleethorpes out of work, Horace A Armitage son age 20 & 2 mths sungle born Sturton-by-Stow, Lincoln, labourer of Cleethorpes out of work, Dorothy J Armitage, daughter age 18 & 8 mths single born Sturton-by-Stow, home duties, Gladys A Duckering, step daughter age 12 & 2 mths, mother dead, born Gainsboro, Lincoln whole time at school & Phyllis Duckering, step daughter age 9 & 7 mths, mother dead, born Gainsboro, Lincoln whole time at school - see copy on file.
St Catherines House records Hugh's third marriage to Violet Hodges in 1936 (October to December) and registered at Willesden. (Michael) S
1939 Register Hugh Duckering born 27 Mar 1881, Bricklayer, 73 Vicarage road, Willesden
St Catherines House records Hugh's death in 1969 (April to June) and registered at Elstree. His date of birth is given as the 27th of March 1881. (Michael)